Cerebionics builds an EEG command channel for robots and drones
Founder Agnessa Pedersen is developing a portable, non-invasive interface for higher-level machine commands. Scaling it will depend on software and reducing calibration.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Tech.eu
Why it matters
A wearable EEG system could give people operating robots, drones or other machines another way to issue commands. Cerebionics will need to show that its decoder works consistently across users and can do so with minimal calibration.
Cerebionics founder and CEO Agnessa Pedersen is building a non-invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) that turns EEG signals into commands for machines. In a September 24th profile, Tech.eu reported that the system had spent months being tested and refined with users in Ukraine. Pedersen's idea grew from a teenage fascination with robots that could draw; now she is working to connect human intent to machines.…
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